workers' support and associations

Question 1

peasants from different villages often

Answer 1

worked and lived together to improve the dislocation of moving to the city

Question 2

respectable workers likely to attend?

Answer 2

the music hall, tea-drinking clubs, dances

Question 3

museum of assistance to labour organised

Answer 3

free lectures + discussions for workers
-peoples university offered free classes

Question 4

literacy rate among male urban workers was high.
according to the 1897 census how many could read

Answer 4

57.8%

Question 5

among more skilled workers, like metal workers, how many were literate?

Answer 5

almost 3/4

Question 6

trade unions were illegal until

Answer 6

after the 1905 revolution

Question 7

clear what workers wanted:

Answer 7

higher wages
shorter hours
better working and living conditions
education opportunities

Question 8

‘dignity ranked high alongside these:

Answer 8

workers wanted to be spoken with respect
women not face sexual harassment

Question 9

gov was not addressing their demands or aspirations and did little to improve their working lives or the terrible conditions they lived in. This + other factors prompted?

Answer 9

workers action in 1905 revolution